Senator Cummins Faces Tax Debates On Corporation and Income
In Washington on a crowded Senate day with sparse attendance Senator Cummins argued for a strong corporate tax and higher revenue from income taxes to meet government expenditures. He criticized alleged bank keeping missteps and warned of ongoing deficits, urging broader taxation on fortunes and inheritance while noting the administration’s sinking fund outlook.
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Waablogton
Aldrich
Senate
Tao
Keap
Hs Building and Kean Association League
New Jereny
Kean
Cumuming
Dir. Aldrich
Cummiss
Rye
Cummins
Lsual
Cumulis
MacVeagh
Treenury
Taft Attends Yale Commencement In New Haven
President Taft visits Yale University for commencement day activities in New Haven Connecticut. He attends the procession at Tobey Hall, meets with Yale leaders including President Hadley and President Bradley, and observes the awarding of degrees as graduates pass under the elms. The visit marks a ceremonial presence by the U S chief executive at the university proceedings.
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Iege Campun
Gusta
Tong Ano
Oreham
Echort Faralty
Teory Edward Krenbtel
The
New York Tribune
Edwin Willem Moreley
Willams
Western Bearrte
Ellzkim Aatings Moore
Yale
University of Chicaes
Edward Caldwell Moore
Harvard
Wiking
Lavertharle Bulman
Garork Bickinson
Wiliam Craham Fumzer
Antovin Lasalag
Taal
Philippine Telanée
Ants Depres
Vadley
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Marrant
Woolsey Hall
Memorial Hall
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Conn
Iana
Taft
Conkries
Republican Party
Yale University
William WL
Neveral Hundrat
Hadley
Bradley
Vftee
United Bratos
University
Crear
Che
Occupation of Teheran by Russia Probable
An unstable report suggests Russia may occupy Teheran soon with French and Persian force interests. Intelligence hints at planned troop movements toward the capital, with potential defense measures and strategic aims outlined amid broader regional tension.
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Teheran
Russia
One Man Dies In Wreck Near Missith
In Keteas City a rail wreck claimed the life of David Parileh an evaclator who was seated in the rear car The incident occurred near a water patch by Missuth Chaim The engineer reduced speed to avert further fatalities leaving one dead one injured and several passengers shaken Investigators found the barrage car and coach on the track with the casualty identified as Parileh a man living nearby in the Edge district
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Keteas City
Ming
Jeoule Temellyn
Ina
Toura Barelsinr Fpilne
Ian Oy
Miesuth
Chaim
Prin
Moran
Biog
Uden
Tie Barrage
Mavid Parileh
Tite
Officer Killed in Duel in Germany Reported
A garbled World War II era dispatch describes an officer killed in a duel in Germany. The fragment mentions a confrontation near a location identified as Retin and a lieutenant named Seil or Seil, with pursuit and halt reported near Blakes Ling and Blakesling, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a crime or transport incident
Fragmentary report describes a family run, a failed hire attempt, a Penny court, and a state railway transport for a victim. Mentions a lieutenant, fortress detention, and near hospital location amid uncertain details and garbled names.
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Willitaty
Four wheeled accidents injure local youths in busy street
A garbled report describes an eight year old newsboy and a one year old child injured by passing automobiles while a vehicle strike leads to police inquiry. No arrests were reported as investigators assess injuries and fault.
Husband Refuses to Save Wife by Blood Transfusion
New York June 20 A husband refuses to approve a blood transfusion for his wife amid critical injuries after a fall on a sidewalk. Doctors delay surgery but finally proceed, yet the wife dies as the husband pleads for halt. The incident highlights medical tension and the couple’s strained relationship before the fatal outcome.
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New York
Relehter
Atdewatx
Meichter
Bat
Chicago terror figure reveals bomb outrage links
Chicago June 30 Felx Gharkey once a terror to police is revealed to have knowledge of a long series of bomb outrages. State's Attorney Wayman faced pressure to stay silent as Sharkey told his story. Sharkey refused to talk at first but a night in jail softened him. He stated he has told all at the line. Nothing further could be learned by reporters. Indictments looming as arrests expected.
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Chicago
Felx Gharkey
State's Attorney
Shather
Faidantriet
Yestenfas
Sharkey
Niebt
Taan
Ile
Daily
Jacy
May
Cance Bostic
Potien
Pender
City Publishes Watering Restrictions For Summer
City water department warns residents of Adams Avenue and surrounding areas to limit lawn watering from 4 am to 10 am and 6 pm to 9 pm. Violators face penalties and possible disconnection. Officials emphasize drought conditions and urge compliance to conserve supply.
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Qtten City
Adams Aves
Adame
Aden
Reeder
Seven Chinamen Implicated in Sigel Murder Case
New York reports a district attorney letter seeking bio-historical details from Prof John Endicott Gerener of the University of the Pacific San Francisco to aid inquiries. Investigators tie seven Chinese men to knowledge of the crime and Leon Ling’s efforts to dispose of the body, with Chong Sia the only one in custody. Police details recount trunk transport from Newark and New York, with witnesses describing movements at Wah Kee’s laundry and Wah Kee’s role in the trunk’s path to Newark.
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Chung Lin
Greather Celestes
John Endicott
University of Pacific
Leon
New York
Jerome
Jobn Endicott Gerener
University of the Pacffe
San Francisco
District Ettorney
Higel
Exale Sigri Wo
Mas
Somas
Leon Ling
Chong Sia
Wah Lae
Han
Lee
Vestaurent
Newark
N. J
Chuck Sin
Woman Dies by Bomb Hidden in Cherry Basket
Mary Dakhtadze, once connected with prominent abolitionist circles, was killed yesterday when a bomb placed in a cherry basket exploded. Her husband, a known traitor to leaders, had allegedly tailed by police after turning informant. For seven weeks she had not left her official posting.
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Itis Jone
Mary Dakhtadze
Mme. Dakhtadze Wan
Abe Wnionists
Yastantuma
Drunkenness cases clog police court session
Police court heard several drunkenness charges with minor defences and fines. Jon Bartell pleaded not guilty. James McDonald faced similar charge with a $3 fine. Interpreter delays and language confusion marked the proceedings while others, Hane Wigeing, Charles Ambre, and G. Weagenard, pleaded guilty with fines ranging from five dollars to minor penalties.
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Jon Bartell
James McDonald
Tanell
Omeer Lever
Hane Wigeing
Charles Ambremere
G. Weagenard
Hunterili canyon line progress toward Lewis place
The Hunterili canyon trolley line nears the Lewis place with about two and a quarter miles to go from the canyon mouth. Superintendent Bailey notes many riders unaware the road from town to Ode canyon will accommodate 15 cent fares, with 25 cent excursion tickets now on sale at local stops.
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Daten Canyon
Port Cay
Lewis Place
Eitch
Bailey
Odea Canyon
Detectives Seek Clue in Local Crime Case Amid Editorial Debate
A muddled downtown crime report hints at a missing detective clue while an editorial quarrel on reporting accuracy erupts. The page cites a past pocketbook theft, calls for restraint in publicizing investigations, and notes a protest about cigarette smoking in colleges with academic and civic figures cited.
Hotel proprietor shot in Chehalis quarrel ends in arrest
In Chehalis Washington on June 34 Edward Hertrand owner of the Olequa hotel was fatally wounded by Alerandes Dein in a quarrel at a Che Palin remote town. Dean io is under arrest awaiting outcome. Hertrand remembers nothing and Dein claims intoxication provoked the clash. Dein formerly from Kedarks had a wife and two children.
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Chehalis
Wash
Edward Hertrand
Olequa
Alerandes
Che Palin
Dean Io
Hertrand
Dean
Bertrand
Tertrand
Dian Prevatly
Kedarks
Bayern
Big Dam May Break Threatens Colorado Town
Residents fear the great dam near Jenver may break under rising conditions as rainfall and river surge threaten to flood the town and surrounding farms. Local officials report signs of strain on the granite wall and warn of possible food shortages if the dam fails and rivers rise further. Affected residents seek guidance as authorities monitor the situation and prepare emergency plans.
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Jenver
Cols
Great Pathe
Janetios
Wroming
Dead body discovery unsettles small town crime case
The report details the discovery of a murdered man and the ensuing investigation. Names such as Jane Bente and the Jamieson family appear, with implications of an arranged crime and attempted escape from armed confrontation. The piece hints at a domestic motive and wider community shock.
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Mothes
Jane
Calvin Lattepare
Alin Yeatentey Marderet Afr
Ste
Wilmer Jamieson
Rarenta
Alrnrerd
Altesvar
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